FREUD, Sigmund.
The Interpretation of Dreams.
London, George Allen & Company, Ltd, 1913.
A cornerstone text in the field of psychoanalysis. The Interpretation of Dreams introduces Freud's key theory of the psyche as it relates to the unconscious mind, and discusses what would infamously become known as the Oedipus complex. According to Haskell-Norman, Freud considered this work to be 'his greatest achievement... [this book was] identified as the manifesto of Freud's revolutionary thought'.
First edition, third impression; 8vo (22 x 15 cm); ownership inscription in pen to front free endpaper recto, occasional light spotting; publisher's blue-grey cloth lettered in gilt to upper cover and spine, spine darkened, slightly rubbed and soiled; xii, [1], 510pp.
Stock code 123845
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The Interpretation of Dreams.
XENOPHON; FIELDING, Sarah (translator).
Xenophon's Memoirs of Socrates.
1762.
A handsomely bound first edition of Sarah Fielding's translation of Xenophon's Memoirs of Socrates.
$1,708.00
WOTTON, William; BENTLEY, Richard.
Reflections upon Ancient and Modern Learning...
1697.
The second edition, much expanded of William Wotton's Reflections upon Ancient and Modern Learning, bound with Richard Bentley's Dissertation for the first time
$1,025.00
TYRTAEUS; MOOR, James (editor).
Spartan Lessons;
1759.
The first Foulis Press edition of Tyrtaeus' panegyric on martial spirit, Spartan Lessons, edited by the classicist James Moor
$2,050.00
CICERO; [DAVID, Henry (translator)].
Thoughts of Cicero,
1750.
The first trilingual edition in English, French, and Latin of this collection of Cicero's thoughts on religion, law and philosophy
$615.00
